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of companion animals and wildlife-especiallyoftheendangered variety

To:	"Karen" <>, "Robyn Charlton" <>, "Terry Bishop" <>
Subject:	of companion animals and wildlife-especiallyoftheendangered variety
From:	"Peter Shute" <>
Date:	Wed, 20 Feb 2008 10:17:34 +1100

I wonder how such a dog would go keeping out other dogs rather than
foxes.  And how it would react to dogs being brought in by owners, or
people like us sneaking up for a look.

Penguins are fairly big and don't fly.  Would it be able to protect tiny
flying birds like plovers?  Or high tide roosts?

Peter Shute

 wrote on Wednesday, 20 February 2008
9:30 AM:

> Interesting!   I found this on the DSE site
> http://www.dpi.vic.gov.au/DSE/nrencm.nsf/LinkView/73B0EE375F72
0BBDCA2572DD00274A6EDF4F1A9C76516D364A2567CA008177DF

Cheers,
Karen.

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